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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1951
Page
3
In Newport News on January 16, Irvin Fenton wed Nancy Miller as congratulatory telegrams and notes arrived. The couple planned to keep the January 23 military physical appointment for Irvin, after the wedding.
Dow Chemical Co will start partial magnesium production from sea water at a government owned plant in Veslaco Texas. Dr Mark E Putnam general manager says partial production will begin this spring.
A "Give Hubert Reeves a Future" fund was organized in Joliet to aid Army private Reeves whose feet and hands were frozen on a Korean battlefield. Civic groups opened a fund account at Union National Bank of Joliet for all contributions. Reeves, 19, had feet amputated by Army doctors at Percy Jones Hospital after his legs heal.
The North Side Lions Club in Indianapolis presented two television sets to the Indiana School for the Blind. Superintendent Robert Lambert said the 120 pupils wanted TV and that 65 percent can see enough to follow it while the rest prefer to listen with explained action.
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra invites patrons to a concert at Municipal Auditorium at 8:30 with violinist Robert Rudie as guest artist and the first public performance of a new composition. Season ticket No 67 covers admission and tickets go on sale at 7:30 with prices 2.10 1.80 1.90 and 0.75 dollars. Rudie, American born to French parents, began music at age seven. his father Lazare Rudie was a cellist with the New York Civic Orchestra and his mother a concert pianist.
The article recalls pianist Rudie’s early triumphs with the New York Philharmonic scholarship at 14, Juilliard fellowship in 1938, and radio theater work. It covers his recent Hyde Park funeral attendance for Henry Hackett and Mrs. F Louis Slade, and previews tonight’s concert featuring Wieniawski Concerto No.2 and Libbey’s The Lost Forest with A Clyde Roller conducting the orchestra in Bach, Franck, Liszt works.
The speaker praises civic work and female leadership, hopes to leave clear directives for heirs, and stresses timely estate planning. She notes aging prompts action, recalls a dinner at a play viewing of Second Threshold by Philip Barry, with commentary on Betsy von Furstenberg and the play’s themes about father and daughter.
Portland report estimates about 66 million tons of wood waste including sawdust shavings slabs edgings and trimmings remain unused annually in the region.
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